The reviews are rolling in as Lewis Capaldi took to the stage in Dublin on Wednesday night.
The Scottish singer played two nights at Marlay Park this week, and is set to head to Munster on Friday where he will perform at Thomond Park.
Among the concert-goers at Wednesday’s show was Toy Show duo Keelan and Dylan, who met Lewis on the show in December.
The 10-year-olds captured the hearts of the nation with their sweet friendship and love for one another.
Keelan has Tourette’s Syndrome, and was teary-eyed as nerves got to him during the live show, but Dylan was on hand carefully guiding his pal through the big moment.
On the night, the boys were asked to sing a song each, with Keelan choosing Lewis Capaldi’s Someone You Loved.
In true Toy Show fashion, the friends were then surprised with a special message from the man himself, who invited them to hang out when he plays in Marlay Park later in the year.
Staying true to his promise, Keelan and Dylan were guests of honour at Lewis’ Wednesday show, with the singer giving the pals a shoutout during the set.
‘These lads in the front row, this is Keelan and Dylan in the front row, everybody!’ Lewis said, with the audience cheering.
‘There they are; they’re here today as my guests! They were on the Toy Show this year, good lads. Lovely family, and yeah. Big round of applause for Keelan and Dylan, everyone.
‘This song is for you, boys.’
Lewis then sang Something in the Heavens.
The sweet moment was shared on the RTÉ 2FM Instagram page, with social media users taking to the comments to praise Lewis.
‘Absolutely amazing human being,’ one praised, while another echoed: ‘Lewis Capaldi is just great..’
A third commented: ‘Just when you thought you couldn’t love him any more.’
Lewis Capaldi’s two nights at Marlay Park come ahead of a headline gig at Limerick’s Thomond Park.
The singer is supported by CMAT, with gates opening at 5pm.
The concert is just the start of a hectic few weeks at the Limerick rugby grounds with Florence & The Machine headlining on Saturday, and Michael Bublé headlining on Sunday.
Also headlining Thomond Park in the coming weeks is Shania Twain and Pitbull.
